Fuel Poverty Advisory Group (FPAG)
The Group consists of a chairman and senior representatives from organisations such as the energy industry, charities and consumer bodies. These members are represent their organisation and should be able to take a broad and impartial view.
The role of the Group is:
- To consider and report on the effectiveness of current policies in delivering reductions in fuel poverty and the case for greater co-ordination
- To identify barriers to the delivery of reductions in fuel poverty and to the development of effective partnerships, and propose solutions
- To consider and report on any additional policies needed to deliver the Government’s targets
- To enthuse, and encourage, key players to tackle fuel poverty
- To consider and report on the results of the work to monitor fuel poverty.
Annual Reports of the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group
- URN 08/381X (published March 2008)
- URN 07/381 (published April 2007)
- URN 06/381 (published March 2006)
- URN 05/381 (published 2005)
- URN 04/381 (published 2004)
- URN 03/508 (published 2003)
(187KB)BERR Reports & Publications shows all currently available Fuel Poverty publications.
Related Documents
- The UK fuel poverty strategy: 5th annual progress report 2007
(585KB) - Review of the fuel poverty advisory group. (100KB)
- Government response to the inhouse policy consultancy review of the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group (20KB)
- Review of the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group: response by FPAG. (9KB)
- Estimating the costs of tackling fuel poverty in England. (121KB)
- Energy Review submission by the Fuel Poverty Advisory Group (99KB)